Electricity Scenario in Bangladesh Sample Clauses

Electricity Scenario in Bangladesh. In Bangladesh, only 47%2 of total population has access to electricity (year 2008-09) with lot many reliable and quality power issues. In FY 2009-10 the total generation capacity was 5, 376 MW (up to May 2010) including 3,331 MW in public sector and 2045 MW in private sector3. About 85% of electricity generation is from gas based power plants. Very old power plants and shortage of gas supply are the main reasons for current energy crisis in the country and access of electricity to all is still a far dream. The end-use consumer categories and consumption pattern during 2004-05 is charted below figure 2. During 2008-09, against forecasted demand of 6,066 MW, the maximum demand served was 4,162 MW, with demand deficit of about 30%. Load shedding to a percentage of 30.49% of maximum demand was imposed on 351 days during the year. Though Bangladesh is rich with in-land and offshore gas reserves, due to high risk & huge investment, there was no noticeable exploration during last decade, which has affected gas based power generation showing increasing trend for demand deficit.
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